Breaking News in Nigeria Today : Thursday 10th June 2021

Breaking News in Nigeria Today Thursday 10th June 2021

Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Thursday 10th June 2021 on some of the nation newspapers .

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External forces not responsible for insecurity in S’East – Umahi

Chief Dave Umahi is the governor of Ebonyi State and chairman of the South East Governors’ Forum. In this interview, he speaks on his six years in office, security challenges in the state and the South-East geopolitical zone, among other issues. UCHENNA INYA reports Your administration is six years, what is your impression about it?

APC govt has pushed Ndigbo to the wall – Udodeme

Prince Emeka Udodeme is the Chairman Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Anambra State chapter. In this interview with ECHEZONA OKAFOR, he speaks on rising insecurity in Nigeria and the South-East in particular; marginalization of Ndigbo and the forthcoming governorship election in Anambra State, among other issues How do you think government should handle the November 6 governorship election

Suspension: Twitter seeks high-level talks with FG, says Lai Muhammed

…insists all OTT social media platforms must register with NBC, CAC The Federal Government has disclosed that Twitter has been seeking resolution reached out to its officials seeking talks following the suspension of its activities in the country. Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, made this known to newsmen yesterday after the meeting of

PDP wants US, UK, others impose visa ban on Buhari, others

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has called on the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Saudi Arabia and other members of the international community to impose visa bans on President Muhammadu Buhari and members of his cabinet for tampering with free speech in Nigeria. PDP in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan, said

Twitter ban: Experts expose multiple negative impacts

Muoghalu: It’s unconstitutional,infringement on freedom of expression Onyekpere: It’ll worsen unemployment, deter investors The controversial order banning the operation of Twitter in Nigeria, yesterday attracted more reactions from some politicians as well as experts on economy and finance in the country. They argued that besides the economic implications, the ban had triggered a chain of

IGP: Duly issued tinted glass permits still valid

Amid the confusion trailing his earlier directive, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr. Baba Usman, has said that all existing tinted glass permits that were issued by authorised officers remain valid. Recall that the IGP had, a few days ago, directed the immediate suspension of issuance of tinted glass permits, as well as spy

2023: Abia APC Working C’ttee visits Kalu, urges him to deliver state for party

The state Working Committee of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Abia State has urged the Chief Whip of the Senate and Chairman of the caucus of the party in the state, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu to help the party win the gubernatorial elections in the next general elections. This is even as the Committee

Reverse Twitter ban immediately, or…, US warns FG

The United States government has warned the Nigerian government to immediately reverse its ban on Twitter adding that it was tantamount to opposing free speech. Samantha Power, an Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), made this known in a statement on Wednesday. She revealed that Twitter has over 40 million users

Ekweremadu cautions against playing politics with South-East insecurity

Former Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has warned against playing what he described as “extreme and dangerous politics” with insecurity in the South East. Ekweremadu described charges of silence against South East leaders over the rising security concerns in the region as “sheer blackmail and out of place”, noting that the region’s

Ndigbo will not lead the breakup of Nigeria nor be victim of her unity –Ohaneze

A group of lgbo Youths under the auspice of lgbo Youths Leaders has called on the president Mohammed Buhari to withdraw military troops in the region to give way for peaceful dialogue. The group, in a statement yesterday in Awka the Anambra State capital, expressed worry over alleged secret arrest and killing of innocent youths

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